Nonconceptuality is based upon the premise that the primary tenets of religion and science are expressions of a single fundamental model/message. This model/message is a clue/information to help lead consciousness out of the game. Furthermore, Nonconceptuality holds that an incorrect interpretation of the fundamental model/message will result in the search for the correct interpretation. This searching is the propagation of all systems of thought beyond the primary tenets. Upon realization of the correct interpretation, all seeking ends, which results in transcendence of the system (science, religion and all systems of thought are no longer needed and therefore completed).
THE PRIMARY TENETS OF MAJOR RELIGIONS:
1. There is a higher dimensional, more fundamental realm/state than the one we experience:
- Christianity: Heaven
- Hinduism: Moksha
- Buddhism: Nirvana
- Taoism: Tao
2. Transcendence of the physical realm/state into the higher realm/state results in the end of the cycle of birth and death, as well as all suffering.
3. There is a force/power that prevents us access to the higher state:
- Christianity: Satan
- Hinduism: Maya
- Buddism: Ignorance
- Taoism: Ignorance
4. There is something one must learn or do within this realm in order to break free from this power.
5. Transcendence to the higher realm is possible because others have done it:
- Christ
- Ramana Maharshi
- Buddha
- Lao Tzu
6. The religions that include a deity state that the universe is not fundamental, but created.
Therefore, Nonconceptuality holds the reason why this realm is created as:
This realm is a divine game, with the goal of the game being to escape.
Nonconceptuality takes this as the simplest, most accurate and effective metaphor with which to encapsulate the singular message expressed in the six points above. Any additional interpretations are not further clarifications, but rather incorrect interpretations of the prime message. Any elaborations or additional information beyond the primary tenets will not bring one closer to truth, but further away. These errant systems of thought are manifest as every branch religion, sub religion, and denomination.
In the spirit of Occam's Razor, Nonconceptuality holds that increasing complexity within thought is the manifestation of the "force" of Maya/Satan/ignorance/misinterpretation. The validity of one's belief systems must be tested against one's own life/experience, not against further thought. If your life is full of turmoil and suffering, then the system you are operating from is in error, regardless of how many other people around you are validating that system as true.
The myriad of discrepancies of beliefs between religions, and within religions, has led not to Heaven, Moksha, Nirvana, but away into greater division and suffering. In this way (the continuing misinterpretation and subsequent expansion of) religion has contributed to greater suffering, not less suffering.
THE PRIMARY TENETS OF MAJOR RELIGIONS:
1. There is a higher dimensional, more fundamental realm/state than the one we experience:
- Christianity: Heaven
- Hinduism: Moksha
- Buddhism: Nirvana
- Taoism: Tao
2. Transcendence of the physical realm/state into the higher realm/state results in the end of the cycle of birth and death, as well as all suffering.
3. There is a force/power that prevents us access to the higher state:
- Christianity: Satan
- Hinduism: Maya
- Buddism: Ignorance
- Taoism: Ignorance
4. There is something one must learn or do within this realm in order to break free from this power.
5. Transcendence to the higher realm is possible because others have done it:
- Christ
- Ramana Maharshi
- Buddha
- Lao Tzu
6. The religions that include a deity state that the universe is not fundamental, but created.
Therefore, Nonconceptuality holds the reason why this realm is created as:
This realm is a divine game, with the goal of the game being to escape.
Nonconceptuality takes this as the simplest, most accurate and effective metaphor with which to encapsulate the singular message expressed in the six points above. Any additional interpretations are not further clarifications, but rather incorrect interpretations of the prime message. Any elaborations or additional information beyond the primary tenets will not bring one closer to truth, but further away. These errant systems of thought are manifest as every branch religion, sub religion, and denomination.
In the spirit of Occam's Razor, Nonconceptuality holds that increasing complexity within thought is the manifestation of the "force" of Maya/Satan/ignorance/misinterpretation. The validity of one's belief systems must be tested against one's own life/experience, not against further thought. If your life is full of turmoil and suffering, then the system you are operating from is in error, regardless of how many other people around you are validating that system as true.
The myriad of discrepancies of beliefs between religions, and within religions, has led not to Heaven, Moksha, Nirvana, but away into greater division and suffering. In this way (the continuing misinterpretation and subsequent expansion of) religion has contributed to greater suffering, not less suffering.